| This home at Kearny and 5th Street is reported as having a friendly
spirit which once helped the owner put on his jacket and another time prepared
tea for the owner's return when she had commented about wanting tea - in
the car on the way home. Sounds are also heard in the attic when no one
is there.
The homes owners have also smelled oil of cloves, with no explanation
of the odor. |
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Mr. Crawford who lived in this home is reported as hearing and having
a vision of a horse drawn hearse pulling up to the house one night, and
the driver calling that there was "room for one more." During a later trip,
he was about to enter a crowded elevator and in the same voice was told
there was "room for one more." He refused to enter and missed the elevator
plunging to everyone's death. |
| This 3rd Street house was the home of Nellie Trueblood, a spinster
school teacher who passed away in the house.
Nellie seems to be one of the most popular ghosts in Atchison, even
though her spirit is said to visit crews attempting to remodel the home.
Several crews have abandoned the remolding project which has never been
completed.
The owners reported seeing an orb and a fire so large they called the
fire department, but when the fire department arrived, there was no evidence
of there ever being a fire.. |
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Theatre Atchison, 401 Santa Fe Street.
The tour describes noises and a feeling of a presence that was noticed
late one night in 2002. There was an unexplained feeling of cold, and repeated
rattling of the outside door, but there was no one there. When the worker
gave up and tired to take a nap, he was kept awake by pacing footsteps
above him, in the attic.
There is no specific spirit associated with this haunt and a thorough
online search found no reference to haunting at Theatre Atchison. |
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